The “AKFA Medline Social” project was presented in Tashkent.

The official presentation of the AKFA Medline Social project took place in Tashkent — a private medical startup providing free primary care services: from doctor consultations to laboratory and radiological diagnostics, all without queues and using modern digital technologies.

The project is implemented by AKFA Group in partnership with Central Asian University and AKFA Medline University Hospital on the territory of the Alfraganus residential complex, representing a new model of diagnostic center — no payments, no queues, and a full range of online services. All medical services will be completely free.

“We are building a system based on values: discipline, leadership, respect, and responsibility to society. And we do it as if we were helping ourselves and our loved ones,” emphasized AKFA Group founder Jahongir Artikkhodjaev in his speech.

The initiative comes from AKFA Group and is being implemented in accordance with the state health policy, becoming an important addition to the existing healthcare system for the population.

The center, with an area of 35,300 m², is designed to serve up to 3,000 patients per day and up to 500,000 people per year, covering more than 36 areas of primary health care. The team will consist of more than 300 qualified specialists trained both in Uzbekistan and abroad. The institution will be equipped with world-class equipment from manufacturers such as Siemens and Roche.

According to Central Asian University Rector Kamran Gulamov, the AKFA Medline Social project reflects modern approaches to healthcare organization:

“According to World Health Organization estimates, up to 75% of medical cases can be effectively resolved at the level of primary care — without hospitalization or complex interventions. Our goal is to make such services available to every citizen, focusing on early diagnosis and disease prevention.”

The space is designed so that patients feel as comfortable as possible — like in a modern hotel lobby: clear navigation, digital terminals, a calm environment, and respectful treatment of everyone. All processes are fully automated, and service is simple, fast, and accessible.

The official presentation of the center was attended by journalists, business and medical representatives. Guests were shown what the center will look like, its plans and architecture were presented, a Q&A session was held, and the construction was officially launched.

The Director of AKFA Medline University Hospital, Azimjon Tursunkulov, emphasized that the key priority will be ensuring a high quality of medical services:

“Quality control will be carried out according to international standards and in full compliance with the requirements of the Ministry of Health. We are creating a system where patients can receive timely, safe, and professional care in a convenient digital environment.”

Construction of the center will be completed in the summer of 2026, after which AKFA Medline Social will begin accepting patients. The project is fully funded by AKFA Group.

The personnel selection process for AKFA Medline Social has already begun and is being conducted through a waiting list system. Specialists wishing to join the team can apply via the project's official website.